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To wet with or as if with dew.
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Those that improvise, like actors or poets.
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A candlestick with multiple branches allowing it to hold a number of candles.
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Illusion, ghost, a product of fantasy, a mental representation of a real object.
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Having or showing keen discernment, sound judgment, and farsightedness. Shrewd.
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Having battlements and high walls like a castle.
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Clothing. The dress characteristic of an occupation or occasion.
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Clowns, ludicrous figures.
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A famous play written in 1830 by French dramatist Victor Hugo. The play was classified as “Romantic” and was opposed by people who were referred to as “Classicists”
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An old spelling of “avatar”, an incarnation in human form. Today, avatars are graphic representation of people in chat rooms or online forums.
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Propriety and good taste in conduct or appearance.
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A wild party or celebration.
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Condemnation. The act or state of disapproving.
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the King of Judea around the time of Christ's birth (0 BC). He was known for his extravagance, violence and cruelty. He executed his wife after she had 5 of his children. He was in the Bible.
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Actor, one who goes merrymaking in disguise during festivals.
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A lavish often outdoor entertainment, a large elaborate party.
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